UFC 314 predictions, best bets, odds: Main event prop, Paddy Pimblett among top picks to consider

UFC 314 coming to Miami On Saturday night with a major event that includes the legend of feather weight looking to restore the title it holds for more than four years. In this main event, the former hero Alexander Volcanovsky faces rising star Diego Lopez with the vacant feather weight hero on the line.

Volkanski won the title in December 2019 by beating Max Holway. The Australian presented five successful defenses to the championship before losing the belt when he went out in his last battle by Elia Toporia. Volcanovsky has three of his four latest battles, and he lost twice in front of the lightweight hero Islam, who is not afraid in attempts to jump in weight in an attempt to win the lightweight title in addition to the loss of Toporia.

Topuria will continue to make a decision to move to lightweight, leaving the title vacant and ready for Volcanovsky to win again.

Lopes gets his first UFC GOLD shot the power of a great series of winning five times. In his latest picnic, Lobis won a decision for the title competitor twice Brian Ortega.

After going 3-2 with our best bets for UFC 313, we sit 2025 at 8-5. We will look forward to following our list on Saturday, while our only base remains that all bets should be at -250 or better.

With this in mind, let’s take a look at our choices to get the best bet for each battle on the main UFC 314 card.

Nikita Kreilov against Dominic Reyes

Less than 1.5 rounds (+114)

After the start of 2-4 to his second work in UFC, Krylov shook three consecutive victories. The only issue that the winning chain received with three goals is that Krylov has been out of work for more than two years as a one -fighting product when his opponent suffered from the disease and then the shoulder Kroff was injured. Reyes has won successive battles since it lost a four -year -old time when he lost John Jones’s decision in the title of battle worthy of Reyes. After Jones lost, Reyes was subjected to three losses in a knockout and his chin looked completely. But after hitting Dustin Jacobi and Anthony Smith, Reyes has some positive momentum again but looks at risk at all times in a battle. Because of all the negative factors in playing and the ability of any man to score the end, we love the fighting chances before the mid -road point.

Price Mitchell against Jean Silva

Jean Silva via Ko/TKO/DQ (-105)

Customize the deadly comments made by Mitchell again and again, as well as the constant talk about demons, magic and other nonsense, Silva is just a wrong type of fighting for him. Silva is aggressive and sports in addition to the fighting from the hot fighting team. In 15 professional victories, Silva 12 ended the knockout. Mitchell was completely crushed by Josh Emit in a terrifying judge. He returned to overcome Crohn Grace a year later on the margin, but Grace is not exactly the right man to test how Mitchell interacts with strikes after breaking Emit. Mitchell needs early and often removals and control of the battle if he is able to put it on the ground. I don’t simply think that this will happen against a talented person like Silva and Silva is enough to break the Mitcheel and put it abroad.

Yar Rodriguez against Patricio Pitbull

Yair Rodriguez MoneyLine (-198)

Did this battle happen a few years ago, I would like Pitbull’s chances more. Pitbull is now 37 years old and with 43 miles on his body. We have seen this weary show when Pitbull lost to Sergio Betis and Shehiro Suzuki in 2023. He has since won Jeremy Kennedy, now for the first time in UFC against Rodriguez. The Mexican is a loss from two dead, but those losses came against the fighters of the first -class Alexander Volkanski and Brian Ortega. Rodriguez also introduces some additional challenges for Pitbull, including being the shortest five -inch and has about six inches less than access. This seems to be a battle that will be welcome in the octagonal in Pitbull.

Michael Chandler vs. Badi Bimblyt

Paddy Pimblett MoneyLine (-155)

Chandler has made a great profession of being an exciting fighter. However, it is also 2-4 in UFC, and one of those victories was above Tony Ferguson in the midst of Ferguson’s eight series that lost. Unlike Chandler, Pimblett is on his way up and with your nicknames, many may find his personality, as many talented people have proven. Pimblett also has more ways to win, with an opportunity to win a knockout, submit or decision -making. Chandler lacks the serving slices to serve as a major threat on the ground and does not look to employ his wrestling often, and instead, he chooses to quarrel, regardless of the amount of risks that this approach offers. Chandler is a living dog because of its strength and speed, but Pimpelt will attend the artistic and tactical approach to the appraiser. However, there is a risk to take Pimblett, because it tends to fail to maintain defensive responsibility.

Alexander Volkanski against Diego Lopez

More than 3.5 rounds (-145)

This is a very difficult battle to choose. Volkanski was the elite against the pound for years, but he came out twice in a row. Lopez has seemed very strong on his last five battles since his first UFC appearance was dropped. Lopes was the explosive explosive in the first round in the first time, but he went to a decision in three of the six UFC seizures. Folkanovsky is not known as a very fast tight. Add the level of competition and the trends of both fighters, it makes sense to take the -145 line in the battle exceeding 3.5 rounds. Of course, it is possible to show the successive brutal liability of Wolkanovsky that his chin has shrunk and that Lopez finds a way to get a stop, but this seems to be a battle that Folkanovsky moves without completing the few rounds.

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